Mrs Mary Book Dies at 71 Wife of Admiral Book
Mrs Mary Book, 71, wife of retired Hear Admiral GM Book of the United States Navy, died September 8 at her former home in Newcastle, Pa. Death was reported by friends in San Antonio. Funeral services were held in Newcastle. Her son D D Rock and his wife had joined her in San Antonio before her death.
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Pring
D. D. Rock
Border Texans push for military road as peace factor
Texas border activists urge President Wilson and Congress to build a military highway from Brownsville to El Paso. They argue it would protect lives and property, deter invaders, speed troop moves, and boost border confidence, with support from towns along the Rio Grande and promise backing from Congressman Garner.
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Roma
Pharr
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Miesion
Edinburg
Rio Grande City
Harlingen
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Leredo
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Falfurrias
Klngaville
John JS. Garner
Coney
Europe
Ixty
Existine
Texas
Rio Grande
Enaicr
Sheppard
Pasy
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Department of Labor
Hépublien
Treasure Department
Tha
Mestea
Poxlotiics Department
Arizona
Arizona Good Roads Association
Department of War
Fatra
Paul Guth, Famous Chef, Joins Gunter Hotel
Paul Guth, renowned chef who dined for royalty and notable figures, takes charge of the culinary department at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio. He arrived last week after weeks of talks with Manager Percy Tyrrell, choosing winter work here over a Chicago post. Guth, famed for 30 years in Europe and America, calls cooking an art akin to poetry and says his career spans hotels from New York to the Pacific, with Texas his latest stop.
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Europa
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Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
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Chicago
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Switzerland
United States
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Europe
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Pagiaga
Land
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Tussia
J. Plemont Morgan
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New York
Pacific Coast
Texas
Tyrrel
Inspect Pruit Trees on Coast in Texas Storm Area
Madjor Sam Dizon an orchardixt and B C Thorn a pathological inspector for the Department of Agriculture have been detailed by Commissioner Davis to conduct a thorough inspection of condition of 16 fruit trees in the wind damaged coast area. The department aims to assess tree health, identify damaged varieties, and determine needs for relief or treatment for Browers whose assets were harmed by the storm.
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Madjor Sam Dizon
B.C. Thorn
Department, of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
Davis
Dev
Dick Brower
Travis Jones Donates Two Bears to Gif Zoo
Local report states Travis Jones donates two bears, male and female of silver tip variety, to Gif for installation at a new bear habitat near Madara Park. Commissioner Lambert approves the project, plans a double deck iron cage and cave, with winter quarters and tropical species considerations.
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Stackenridge Pari Zoo
Lambert
Sy Travis
Femula
Arison
Ava
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Basta
Many Extended Aid in July and August
Six hundred eighty individuals were aided by Associates Charities in July and August, including 420 Mexicans and other foreigners, 14 African Americans, and the rest American-born whites. The report notes 110 new cases, with relief across medical care, shelter, cash aid, meals, clothing, and transportation, while also urging applicants to file with proper references and expressing concerns about high volumes and staff needs.
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Sacin Haley
Wight
Fen
Aleut
The Great Service of Trust Companies in Community Work
A detailed defense of trust companies arguing they protect estates and serve as executors and trustees. It notes the vast aggregate of wealth managed, the permanence of corporations, and the broad range of services from estate administration to special trusts for education, charity, and family protection, highlighting safety and accountability through a staff of officers and directors.
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Snto
Therty Asimidh
Toad
United States
Amandina
Trust Company
Imont
T 1A
Extrics
Department Stayn of Finance
Sproy
Central Trust Company and Terms Involving Secretary D Angley
Central Trust Company deals with terms concerning the secretary D Angley and the related affairs of the company. The terse notice mentions Q terms and WP rate in association with the secretary function and the company’s operations.
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Q. Terrms
Pers
WP. Rate
D. Ansley
Ant Aro
Prairie Dog Elimination Law Passes in Texas
Prairie dogs are declared a public nuisance under a new act from the special session of the Thirty fourth Legislature now in effect. The measure requires landowners to kill the pests within two years, tasks county commissioners and sheriffs with enforcing the law, and allows $5 per day for sheriff services charged to the landowner or lien against the land if unpaid.
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Austin
Tex
Shell
Pwnoer
Inn
Blin
Luncheon for Shelton to Boost Texas Home Industry
A large gathering of San Antonio Sin. Antonis manufacturers is planned for Tuesday at a luncheon in Fort Worth. Siellen, president of the UMade-TacTetas Association, and Jum Lunsford, secretary, will attend from Fort Worth, joined by Charley Ornoeb ner and J. P F. Ising. The event aims to boost the home industry movement and discuss matters of direct interest to local manufacturers and the Buy-It-Made-In-Texas effort.
Rifles in Demand Surge Across Texas Border States
Austin reports a sharp rise in demand for high powered rifles with Savage rifle prices climbing. The industry notes increased shipments toward the border into Mexico as imports grow. A notable query from Hidalgo County seeks 2000 carbines for army rifles as activity peaks.
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Austin
Tex
Sopi
Anathinr Inatanen
IL Us
Hye County
Bar Examination Questions Report Stirring Legal Circles
A circulated report claimed bar exam questions were sold to bidders. Joe Murray investigated and found no foundation, while examiner Terrell prepared a new set. Eight applicants filed petitions with Murray. others may join. Texans in San Antonio and Austin react as talks of locating a new Blind Institute proceed, with Austin residents raising funds.
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Exqmining Board
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Hatche
Greeroy
San Antonio
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Isch
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Thesa
Nanaliy
Austin
Tex
Govenor Ferguson
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Witch
Spears
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